Blowup Pressure Remainder #
Pressure bounds and convergence estimates for the rescaled sequence.
The interior harmonic supremum extended by zero outside the source time interval.
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On the inner spatial ball, the zero-extended pressure is almost everywhere bounded by its harmonic slice supremum.
The zero-extended harmonic supremum is time integrable whenever the
pressure remainder has harmonic slices and finite local L^(3/2) mass.
Zero extension of a local L^(3/2) pressure is strongly measurable on
all of space-time.
The fixed harmonic remainder vanishes under parabolic blow-up on every fixed past cylinder once its slices are harmonic and locally integrable.
The fixed harmonic pressure remainder converges strongly to zero in
L^(3/2) on each fixed past cylinder.
Harmonic pressure remainder convergence holds on any measurable region contained in a fixed past cylinder.
The harmonic pressure remainder converges strongly on every bounded open past cylinder.
The remainder of the fixed pressure split vanishes strongly on bounded past cylinders after rescaling.